Why Do I Love
In the quietude of night, I ponder deep,
Why do I love, when love is but a leap?
Is it the way the moonlight dances free,
Or the silent whisper of the sycamore tree?
Do I love for the joy that blooms within,
A tender touch, a glance, a cherub's grin?
Is it the solace found in another's eyes,
The shared sorrows, the twin-flamed sighs?
Perhaps I love for love's own sake,
For the fiery trials, the heart's quake.
For in love, we find life's richest vein,
A tapestry woven, not in vain.
I love because it's life's sweetest song,
A melody where all hearts belong.
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